“Flock” by Kate Stewart – An Audiobook Review
⭐ Rating: 5/5
Year Published: 2020
Genre: Dark Romance
Page Count: 366 (10 hr)
Narrators: Maxine Mitchell & Joe Arden (Duet Narration)
Quick Summary
Kate Stewart’s Flock is a whirlwind of passion, secrecy, and intrigue, set against the backdrop of a vividly drawn small town. The story follows Cecilia, who arrives in Triple Falls expecting a quiet summer but instead finds herself entangled in a world of intense attraction, deep friendships, and secrets that beg to be unraveled. With an air of mystery and a slow-burning tension, Flock delivers a reading (or listening) experience that lingers long after the final chapter.
What I Loved
Atmospheric & Immersive Setting: The small-town setting isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a living, breathing place that adds richness to the story. Every character feels fully realized, flawed yet magnetic, making it impossible not to invest in them.
The Air of Mystery: While the plot is light, there’s an undeniable pull created by the secrets lurking beneath the surface. The unanswered questions keep you hooked, making it hard to stop listening.
Unforgettable Spice: The chemistry in Flock is off the charts. The romance and tension are delivered with an intensity that makes this book a standout in the genre.
The Vigilante Element: Sean and Dom’s organization adds an intriguing edge to the story, and the hints at their deeper purpose left me desperate to know more.
Phenomenal Narration: I love duet narration (where each narrator reads their assigned character’s dialogue throughout) and it helped immerse me into the story, setting, and characters.
Who Should Read This?
This book is perfect for romance readers who enjoy slow-burning intrigue, deeply immersive settings, and high levels of spice. If you love complex, morally gray characters and an overarching mystery that keeps you hooked, Flock is a must-read.
Final Thoughts
Kate Stewart crafts a story that is equal parts seductive and suspenseful, pulling the reader into a world that feels both real and tantalizingly out of reach. With Flock, she delivers a gripping, unforgettable start to The Ravenhood series—one that will leave you immediately craving the next book.
